Clothier Inquiry Report on Beverley Allitt — the benchmark for direct-evidence NHS cluster cases
Sir Cecil Clothier KCB QC publishes the Inquiry Report on the Beverley Allitt case at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital. The Allitt case had direct forensic-standard evidence: anomalous potassium and insulin values, a stolen Kardex, colleague eyewitness accounts. The Clothier benchmark exposes what the Allitt case had that the Letby case does not — and why 'another Allitt' framing is not supportable at the Clothier evidential standard.
Source: Clothier Inquiry Report February 1994
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